it happened passed balina. they scaled down the rock to get to those stuck. the group of four men were hiking when the tide came in. nobody was hurt. the sheriff's department tweetet this photo of volunteers involved in their rescue. >>> lawmakers will hear legislation today about ending legislation against the homeless. it will put a stop to criminalizing the homeless when they have nowhere else to go. the bill says the homeless can't be discriminated against because they don't have a home. >>> the city of san francisco lost an initiative. >> the city is partnering with a non profit called downtown street team. the mayor and the team organizers met in front of city hall. they say the cause of homelessness stems from limited resources and finding work. >> when we talk about homelessness in this city, we shouldn't talk about a debate about space. people need a place to live, but it's apart of that people's lives that need a job. >> downtown street team paired homeless people with jobs and many more coming down the pipeline. >>> the way to silver, fresh crab on

this is a small boat from balinas. these guys are very hopeful, getting out to set the last of temporary traps and excited to see what they get back. the boat name is "take time." they're getting ready to make up for that lost time. fishermen very busy. the state shut down the commercial season in november. finally re-opening the season saturday, but buyers wanted to test the product. they finally set the price at $2.90 a pound yesterday morning. and it was a mad dash into the water. i'm told that most fishermen are going to wait to have their tracks for 24 hours before pulling their traps back up. we'll get news of just how good these catches are probably today and the hope is that we'll get some of this crab tonight. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, tod"today in the bay." >> other track stories we're tracking right now, a bay area father as died, electrocuted when he jumped into a swimming pool over the easter holiday to try to save his 9-year-old daughter. jim tramel was an executive at rev jet in silicon va